A college student created the hashtag expressing hesitation about who to vote for in November.

Twitter is literally wigging out over Hillary Clinton’s rise to become the first woman presumptive nominee of a political party.

While Democrats agree on opposing a Donald Trump presidency, some Twitter users feel deeply divided over whether to vote for Clinton – between her email controversy, donors, and past comments on mass incarceration.

So, they did what they do best and used social media to air out their ambivalence.

And thus the hashtag #GirlIGuessImWithHer was born, which directly opposes Clinton’s slogan, #ImWithHer.

According to The Wall Street Journal, a college student with the Twitter handle, @MADBLACKTHOT, sparked the series of posts when she tweeted a meme of “Housewives of Atlanta” star, NeNe Leakes, along with the hashtag #WhatElseIsThereToDo.